At room temperature, 20° C, water ("2) is a liquid and nitrogen (2) is a gas. Which state- H,O ment about these two substances is supported by the kinetic molecular theory? The particles in the liquid have greater kinetic energy than the particles in the gas. The particles in both substances are able to flow because of weak intermolecular forces. The particles in both substances are able to fill any container because both have indefin- ite shape and indefinite volume. D Water molecules have a lower boiling temperature than nitrogen molecules, so at room temperature they both exist as a liquid rather than a gas.

At room temperature, 20° C, water ("2) is a liquid and nitrogen (2) is a gas. Which state- H,O ment about these two substances is supported by the kinetic molecular theory? The particles in the liquid have greater kinetic energy than the particles in the gas. The particles in both substances are able to flow because of weak intermolecular forces. The particles in both substances are able to fill any container because both have indefin- ite shape and indefinite volume. D Water molecules have a lower boiling temperature than nitrogen molecules, so at room temperature they both exist as a liquid rather than a gas.

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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